3059 is a fun and very open-ended sci-fi Roguelike RPG.

Alphaman is a fun freeware "Roguelike" (i.e.

Amulet of Yendor is a cheap rip-off of Rogue, included as part of Keypunch's Swords and Sorcery package.

To paraphrase the manual: "Somewhere in the Drakalor Chain, a gate has been opened.

Angband is another of the more modern, more popular Rougelike games.

One of the oldest Roguelike RPGs in existence, Beneath Apple Manor is a very rare IBM version of the Apple II game of the same name which was designed by...

Castle of the Winds is a fun graphical Roguelike RPG designed by Rick Saada and published as shareware by Epic-Megagames.

Caverns of Xaskazien is a neat Windows remake (based on SDL) of an obscure but fun DOS Roguelike of the same name written by Jeff Sinasac as a shareware title.

Some interesting info on this obscure Roguelike RPG from Balrog's page: "Here's an obscure Telengard clone for the PC, possibly written before Telengard itself was ported to MS-DOS.

Originally billed as Mordor II: Darkness Awakening, Demise is a worthy successor to highly underrated Mordor: The Depths of Dejenol, and sports improvements over its predecessor in every respect.